Mediation

1. You need not to quote any S.C. or H.C. decision for not participating/cooperating in the mediation.

2.  Mediation is a process, where the parties forgetting the formality of law try to come to an understanding to bury the hatchet by parting their ways peacefully or live together for better future.

3.  You may refuse any reconciliation for the following reasons those dominate your thinking process:

(a)  The amount sought is huge.  If so participate in mediation and haggle and get it reduced.

(b)  You are wronged.  So the perpetrator of wrong shall not be rewarded.

(c)   You have all the time in the world to fight the cases in the trial court and burn a hole in the pocket for litigation expenses.

(d)  You still love her and has hope that every sunrise next day will dawn wisdom in her how beautiful it is for her live with you.

(e)  The case is going very  strong and there is no chance for you to lost the case.

so on and so forth.... You go to mediation and tell the mediator send the case back to the court that you want to contest the case.  It will not affect the merits of your case before the court.

(LAST REPLY)

Advice of Learned Advocate Mr. Chandrasekhar carries some value. You may follow his advice.

with due respect to advice of ld. sr. adv. chandrasekhar, feel it would b much better if ld. sr. adv. biswanath roy add his experience.
bcoz more the merrier.